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Marshall Pruett’s Week In IndyCar podcast welcomes Dreyer & Reinbold Racing’s JR Hildebrand back for a look into the Indy 500, some of the technical changes made to the cars for 2018, the saga of Dale Coyne Racing’s search for a replacement in the No. 19 Honda after Pietro Fittipaldi’s big sports car crash, and then the two answer great questions from IndyCar fans to close the episode.
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